Slowly but surely the eight buildings on Bathhouse Row have come back to life. We celebrated when the Superior Bathhouse became the first brewery in a national park and now there’s yet another reason to come to the Row. The Hale recently reopened as a hotel and you’ll definitely want to book a night or two. Let’s spend the night and see the renovations at this revitalized bathhouse.

The oldest building on Bathhouse Row is now a luxurious hotel.

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Hotel Hale is now the only hotel situated within the national park in Hot Springs and it’s fabulous. The McCabes opened the hotel in hopes of continuing the revitalization of all of downtown Hot Springs.

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The Hale has always been one of the more cosmopolitan houses on the row.

Wikipedia Even in the late 1800s the Hale showcased more modern amenities than its neighbors and provided a more well-rounded spa experience. The first Hale bathhouse was built in 1841 by John C. Hale and multiple renovations have occurred since its original construction. Before becoming Hotel Hale, the bathhouse also served as a movie theatre in the 1980s.

Much of Hotel Hale is modern but the establishment certainly pays respects to its roots. Each room is named after one of the other bathhouses on the row.

Hotel Hale The Fordyce, Superior, Lamar, Ozark, Libby, Maurice, Quapaw, Buckstaff, and Hale each have unique flair but cozy amenities. Rooms have a pillowly king or queen bed, en-suite bathroom, local art on display, and wifi. The Hale is the largest room at over 600-sq. ft. and this pictured room is the two-bed Quapaw.

Rather than isolating itself from the Row as the “new,” Hotel Hale creates an immersive experience within the national park.

Facebook/Hotel Hale One example of this are the soaking tubs in each room. Since the hotel is inside Hot Springs National Park, guests can take advantage of the thermal waters during their stay. Have a hot spring bath or simply sip on cooled down spring water. Or do both at the same time!

The immersive experience isn’t only found inside the rooms of the hotel.

Facebook/Hotel Hale The outdoor dining area sits near what used to be the carved out thermal cave, which is now on display. This upscale dining area is called Eden because of its relaxing atmosphere and surrounding greenery. Zest is the other restaurant at the hotel, it’s more of a casual breakfasting area in the front overlooking the Row.

There’s really no need to wait, plan your trip to the Bathhouse Row soon!

Facebook/Hotel Hale Reservations to Hotel Hale can be made up to four months in advanced but why wait that long? Rooms are between $185-300/night and can be booked right here. You can also follow the hotel’s Facebook Page.

Will you be spending the night at Hotel Hale? Tag whoever you would want to bring in the comments below! Hot Springs has so many gems to visit from the oldest bar in the state to gorgeous green gorges.

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Wikipedia

Even in the late 1800s the Hale showcased more modern amenities than its neighbors and provided a more well-rounded spa experience. The first Hale bathhouse was built in 1841 by John C. Hale and multiple renovations have occurred since its original construction. Before becoming Hotel Hale, the bathhouse also served as a movie theatre in the 1980s.

Hotel Hale

The Fordyce, Superior, Lamar, Ozark, Libby, Maurice, Quapaw, Buckstaff, and Hale each have unique flair but cozy amenities. Rooms have a pillowly king or queen bed, en-suite bathroom, local art on display, and wifi. The Hale is the largest room at over 600-sq. ft. and this pictured room is the two-bed Quapaw.

Facebook/Hotel Hale

One example of this are the soaking tubs in each room. Since the hotel is inside Hot Springs National Park, guests can take advantage of the thermal waters during their stay. Have a hot spring bath or simply sip on cooled down spring water. Or do both at the same time!

The outdoor dining area sits near what used to be the carved out thermal cave, which is now on display. This upscale dining area is called Eden because of its relaxing atmosphere and surrounding greenery. Zest is the other restaurant at the hotel, it’s more of a casual breakfasting area in the front overlooking the Row.

Reservations to Hotel Hale can be made up to four months in advanced but why wait that long? Rooms are between $185-300/night and can be booked right here. You can also follow the hotel’s Facebook Page.

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Address: 341 Central Ave, Hot Springs, AR 71901, USA